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National Republican., 1887-10-13
IfAVrIs's rIfOV TUrATrR,
KEENAS'a TnEATrR.
THR COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Conrt.-Am)ug the
business transacted yesterday by this court was
he following:
ON motion of Assistant Attorney General
Maury, Frederic w. Hail. esd, of San Francis
co, Col, was admitted to practice. On motion
OF Nr. stephen V. White. Ch lrleS I. Ransom,
GO, OF Iowa CITY, 1ows, was admitted to prac.
No (origlnnl) The State Of indiana, COM
plairan,. vs.. The State of Kentucky. Leave to
file BIN in equity granted and subp@nas
No. 0$s. Thomas F. Bayari, Secretary of
slate, p'aintiH In error, vs.. United States, eX
rel. s. V. White. Argument contioued by Mr..
Assistant, Attorney General Maury for plsintlf
1T error, by Mr.. s.,v; Waite for defendant in
error. and concluded By Mr. Assistant Attor-
ncy General Maury for the plaintiff In error
No. /. Francis Downs, executor &c., appel
lait vs. Edward J. Hubbard, ndminiitrator,
&C. Argument commenced by Mr.. B i. Butler
for the appellants continued by Mr.. G. W. Hor-
ncr Tor the appellee, and by Mr.. o. D. Barrett
for appellant.
Adjourned until today.
Court IL General Terra Chief Justice Ding-
ham ANA justices UagHcr Hni Janrs-Brown
vs. SautGers: argued and submitted Assign
ment-NOs l34 10 l7d. tax lien Certificate cases.
Fquity Couri-Justlce norrick,-Girard Life
lnsurspcc Company vs.. Feton; Richard w.
Tyltr appointed trustee. Wynne vs.. Aston:
sale ratified and ccierrcd to auditor. Emmert vs..
CHiF; Leave To file amended, nnd bill granted.
Frank vs.. Fiank; appearance of absent de-
tcrdaut ordered. LOwn VS.. IlYl;.- 4eare 70
hIe answer withiN--t9n days ordere | Catl-
eron VS., Cameron; teStimOny before Y. II, Fit
ham, examiner, ordered taken. Morrison VS..
Canton SufgicalRnd Chair Company: dismissal
q cause for want of prosecution. White Dental
Manufacturing Company va. Canton surgical
ind fhair Company; dismissal OF cause for
want of prosecution Pay VS. Carter OF al; pro
ccn'csso against certain defendants ordered.
Sparks W. Phillips: complainant ordered 20
employ new counsel. Ruth vs. Ruth;
leave t0 intervene by BelPnev ~ EngiG denied.
Blnmhall VS.. Morrison; pro confesso against
defendant. Rufus A. Morrison, ordered. No.
ran VS.. Nnfdn: John L. Moran appointed
guardian Hd litem. Chesapeake and Po'Onlc
Telephone Company W National Safe Dep psit
Company; injunction tillfurther order granted.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Con.
rpily VS. National Safe DEPOSIT Company; With
dreWa o! exhibits 10 bill granted. Flynn VS..
Flynn: testimony before Chris. lngie, ey-
alnincr, ordered taken Adjourned TIL TO day.
AsNgnmcnt-Nes. 8, II, 20, y, %, %. 80, 81, -,
ana SO.
Criminal COurt-JuStico Cox.-Strother Car
Ter, appeal, assault: bench warrant returned
ana iGrfciirres set aside on payment Of costs.
Nm. Harnady appeal asSenlt, plead guilty:
tn'd $40 and costs. John Henry BrOwn.
htnNetreGkiug. not guilty; discharged. Frank
NJ Brown, grand5arceny, guilty; two years In
the Albany peuitentiary from date and ordered
IN store property. James Devaughn, larceny
ron rerstp; motion Cor new trial Hled As
signmeut for to-day Gases left over.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
October s, 1I,I3, IL. .Issr,


Grand cheap exCEfsons to the Atlanta Ex-
-p2s.l9n. W. PIEDMONT Air Line aud Great
ECnncsaw route from Washington to Atlanta
Gu ga so for the round trip, Including ad-
mission TO the exposition; good TO return until
U,t. 25. Oct and 10 by the Piedmont Air
LIZ from Washington through Alexandria,
Charlottesville, LyucuhuFg Danv le, Green's
bore, Salisbury. ChIr'O te, Spartaubury, Greeu-
vile, leaving Washington nt ll:ll Il m.; Oc.
II aud 10 by the Kcnuasaw route from Wash
irgtnn through alpvIndfia, charlottesville,
l!nChbuTg. Bristol, Knoxville. Rome, leaving
Washington u t:ije. N. upon arrival Of North
era Central connection The greatest di.play
Of he TCE Our"es Of the south ever made. Granl-
Cst exhibition of It's prOdrUts ana mineral
weGnh Rae 5, military paradcs and sham
halilCS, fireworks and grand illumination', eX-
hirts oi paintings and tbe iluo arts. and, above
all the ETesenCe OF tho President aai Mrs.
Cl vrlnud the governors of the stae', and
dktiupuished pubic men, making the occasion
q great historical event. Tickets VIII b. sold
rom WashlngtOu nuly for the excursion trains
TN dates stated above. JAS. l.. CAYLoa.
Gcnl Passenger Agt. Piedmont Air Line,
1870 Pennsy ylvauia avenne.
j W. WRESS,
Gen'l Passenger Agt. Kenneslw Route,
Knoxville, 4 nm,
National Republican., 1887-10-13
The UuussbIcnlSiur Act,

In the case Of the United States against
George II. Blackley aud Others, in Judge
81 ell's court recently, for entering an out
nuil6ing In which carpenter tools were keot
iu The night time, with felunioua intent, the
point was raised by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Holland,
counsel for the defense, that the statutes
under which the prisoners were arrIigned
lid not contemplate such structure as
either "shcp or other building" but II
tritd at all for HOUSEKEEPING, they should
be tiled under the common Law, which
makes burglary the entering OF au Inhabited
house in the night time. Toe Judge, while
said be would not say t'at the point was
not well taken. This is rather novel case,
and 1t involves the meaning Of the words
''slop and buidinC.n
National Republican., 1887-10-13
hinr,iapn Linnnsns.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued; George Bowman and Klssia John
son, Fairfax county, Va; John Daily aud Kate
Hickey. Washington d. c.: william Hoffman
and C6lharine Phillips Washington, ID. @
umanuel BlOut and Fannie Loweubcrg; W,
Holman MoXan, IIyattsYille, Md, aud Mar.
par,t A. Grimes. Lewisbnrg. W. Va, JoSenh
Johnson ana Mary ouisa EnstOn; william
Normaua and Letla Johnson; William Homilt lu
ard Winnie Montgomery; George W. DDn1ld-
son ard Mary @. Robinson; Maiisnu Brooks
rnd Mary i. Bass; jarrett &. HuldesiOu and
and Fannie Robertson, Of Washington. d. c.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
FCE nobby diamond scarf pins and lockets
see selection of X. HARRIS 4 Co i}2 7th st.
A Few of tho Faithful Present.

The Columbia Democratic Club .,0gt list
night for the first. time in several weeks,
artf dtd little beyond talk OF the fall cam
paign in the states. Mr.. Lawrence Gard
her occupied the chair, and from his high
seat he looked down upon q very few OF
he faithful, there being less than dozen
persons present. A committee was ap-
pointed and given authority to do some-
tendance at the next meeting, Inviting
sicskrrs and arranging plan to help tue
party. 1t was Announced the National
Democratic Executive Committee would
,ntet here 10 February. The balance OF the
INT etirg was given up to talk.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
spe ciaI Train and Low Rates to Pimllco
Races.

The fall meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club
Will be held OF Pimlico, Oct. lStO22, Inclusive.
The meeting will be an intensely interesting
one, from the fact that all the crack flyers thjG
have won iaurels in the east will try c)nc!u.
sicnS on the celebrated Maryland track.
For the benefit OF visitors the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will run n special train
direct to Pimlico every race day The special
viii leave Baltimore and Potomac raiIrOal
station ut ll:S0 a. m, and return Immediately
nf,er he last race of the day.
Round trip tickets, good on special and all
regular tlaits on date OF sale, cXCcpt limited
express trains, will be sold from Washington
nj S.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
rsr SMALL rBiNs~ 90 \ "a,
s,,u" Occurr-nas- IN and Ao"I, tra
Citl

ntu"' OCcurrenGsr IN anu AoUUt tee
Citl
The commissioners are considerlnga revisio
ui the liquor license laws.
The mortality ia,t week was 7s-white n,
~ d coortd 81. Marriages. % and births 81
The grand Jury yesterday & funi an indlct.
meht against Ulysses &. Duleld for emoezzle-
nCLt.
TIE commissioners have sent to Secretary
lHirhi d the classified li,t of salaries for teach.
cfs OF the pubic schools.
John Henry Brown, colnrcd, was tried in
the criminal court yesterday and acquitted OF
the charge Of housekeeping.
William Bcall, colorcd, paid s5 to the police
crur yesterday for smackinS small white boy
.Intd Ralph Wills IN Kcrnan's Thcater
Judge Smell yesterday hold Genrg, Backley,
Douglas Gor1on, aud Johu Ruin for the
grand Jury for burgIariz,ng the clroen,cr shop
oi u. l.. Rhodes.
William, alias Harris wills. ARRESTED In
baltimore for stealing the horse aud buggy be-
longing to VIM James ,S Co was brought here
yC'tTdey by Detective Horne
luhu George Fisher by his win leaves all his
pCronal eilrcs to Gottlcb Wiener or his wifi,
~ consideration o. their having cared f)r him.
Tue deceased was Gn Inmate OF the Soldiers
Home.
s Hill. c. b. Prentiss nul the Vermont
Fam Machine Company have appealed from
thedc CisiOu of the commissioner Of patent, r5.
cc,irR an application Tor patent 'ior milk
settling apparatus.
Agent Key, of the Humane Society, says
that there are n number of ulaudercj hnrsps
u the car stables HnTFs troubled with TINS
di'Cnse and belonging tn Col Rives and A.
l.. kendig have been shot.
Michael Lanhady, released wednesday by
Judge Sucll on condition that he shDLtd 60 to
hampton, Va. got ON dunk that night ana
wHs arrested. Ncstt ftuy Jndg Suel scnt
him down to the wOrkhOu Tor ninety days.
The commits iouers, In rcDly to John p. tIOi-
ntit, say that there is 10 mon y in their hands
huluUging to either Mr.. Crosby or Mr. Ne
Ieuphlin aud that there Is npue dua them for
Hl, or ilnnl sttt'ylnnut Gi their account ~. tn
he board ofrubl'c works
Id : ard T Davis. the engineer who robbed
ls Employer, Thnmas SUmctvllC, tod the
pu,'Cc Il ~ while drunk sunday night he was
rolb Of sOj, either by u coupe driver or by
.rur Que whn iruud hin asleep nu the side
wall, IN front of the botanical gardcnS.
" II Clarke, manager of the Biltimoro aud
ohio Tel, graph Company, has been Informed
uN the commissioners that they are opposed to
uI iHcT, use of the number Of poles on the
S'rc T.. ana can only grant such permis,iOus as
will effect dimjnuion in tncir number.
Mrs. Mary J. White, OF Troy, ohio has been
informed hy the commissioners that there is
no record here of the death of her husband,
Charles II White. hut the police records show
thai June %, 1887, Charles II. White aged D.
single, was arrested and tiaed IS for being
drunk and disorderly, and was committed to
the WORK house for seven days"
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Water Works Extension.

Maj. Lydccker's report on operations at the
rev reservoir ana in the aqueduct tunnel dur
Ing September has been submitted to the chief
of engineers. The force In the tunnel Is being
q adually decreased because the appropriation
available is almost exhausted. The total
amour of lining placed in the tunnel Is 7j7
ieet, Of which Sj2 feet were put in during the
past month. Work on the reservoir has been
satisfactory, and II Is expected that all the
work under the present contracts will be cOn-
pleled belOre the close of the presont month.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Take Care of tho Thront.

Many orators use AllcOck's Porous Plasters
for throat and lung troubles. Few preachers
escape some siit ctiou of the voice. aud many
wear fringe of beard under the chin as pro.
iector tor the delicate organs Of speech. The
Rev. A, A. shesler, of Hartley, Iowa, writes:
am II Methodist minister, living Ia the
northwestern oart of the state of Iowa. Ihave
leen using ALLcoCK's PoEoUs PLAsTERs for the
last two yeHrs with very marked benefit. |
have been very much troubled With bronchitis
and a cough, which very much interfered with
my preaching, hut an ALLGOGR's PLASTER on
n throat and on my chest completely cured
NC in two weGka.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Enin,iny "a Sh,,t Ro,,t

The shoat rosst rendered by Mr.. George
Miller, Of "MDlerton," near Bennings sta
tion, to the members OF the Columbia Fish
ing Club, Of which he Is prominent men.
her, occurred last night, and proved to be
an eujoyable occasion. Mr., Miller, IN his
usual urhane mauner, entertained his asso.
ciGtcs and their friends with his accustomed
hospitality.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Value OF Property.

Mr.. ROs. A. Fish has submitted report of
the assessed value of property in the twenty
two squares south Of Pennsylvania avenue,
from Ninth street to the White Lot. There are
. ,425 square feet of ground, which includes
the alleys, streets, and avenues The assessed
value OF the ground i Si,3IS.7I3 and the as.
sCts,d value Of the Improvements Is 81, ,iS75iB
1hG report Is prepared for the commissioners,
property aud erect thereon all future govern.
menl buildings.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Buried at Rock Creck Cemetery

The funeral Of the late VI. G. Emery, jr.,
son Of ex-Mayor Emery, took place yester-
day afternoon from the family residence,
20T street northwest There was present
large concourse Of friends aud relatives
Of the deceased. There were numerous
handsome floral offerings. Rev. DR.. Town
send, OF the Church Of the Incarnation,
read the impressive service OF the Episco-
pal Church, and Rev. DR. j. p Newman, OF
the Metropolitan NJ. L. Church, made d
t6rlirg address The palbearers were as
follows: Theodore ". Noyes. II X. WI
larc, Sc, moui w. rnllock, Blair Lee, Clar-
cuce Ncrment, Fred J. Harvey, W. X.
Duhamel, and August Francis. The re-
maths we're inferred in Eocl. Creek Gene
tery.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Syrup OF Figs

is he delightful liquid laxative, and tho only
Iine rrmedy for habilual constipation aud tho
mHny ills depending On q weak or in tcLive
coalition ofthe kidneys, liver, and bowels, II
is n pleasant I,nody to lake, both 20 Old and
young; it Is gentle III its action and effective:
!. IL acceptable 10 the stomach, aud strengthens
The organs on which IL acts. Manufactured
only By the California Fig syrup Co., Sau Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Mad Bsoause He married. Another Girl

Nm /. Davis, colored, was called f'r trial
IN the police court yesterday for sstultiag his
Cd love, Mary Warren, also colored. Mary
took the sand and showed the court her
hIuisfo lace and two cuts on her nuck Marg
]. seems. heard Of Williams marriage recently
wlh IN Fast Washington girl, and Wednesday
night followed him all The way from Boundary
sl,ce 10 Fast Washington aud assaulted him.
ihc case was continued.
WR show the largest selection 0f watches IN
The CITY. X. iIARRIs & 90, d32 7th st.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
school Buildings Named.

The commissioners have named the Vermont
avenue school building ths "Phclps;" the VI
street building, near sixteenth, the "Magru-
der" in honor of the late Mayor Wm. b. Ma
gU6 err the building on North Capitol street,
M ar ! the blake" attsr the late MavOr Jas.
n. Blake; the bu dingon Fifth street. between
d ana l. streets northeast, the "Carberry,"
after the late Mayor James II. CGrbNrry: the
one on the corner of Eighth and c streets
southeast the "Towers" school, a'ler the late
Mayor John T. Towers.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
HaildInR Permits,

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Vim. Britt, frame dwelling at Ten
leytOwD. $1,000: a. I. Coom5a brick dwelling,
No. g17 n street northwest, 1880; VIM. Gabritz,
two blick dwellings Nos oOS and $40 Boundary
street northwest, 5000; w. II. Wheeler three
brick dwellings on Third street. between II
aud streets southwest, 50, $50; Mrs. L. L. Mur-
JIey, No, l!i6 Eighth street northwest sL 200;
National Republican., 1887-10-13
CITY ITEMS.

HowLA.D DEsTAL ASSOCIATION. 2il FO,lr-
d'd-a-haif street northwest, three doors north
~ pennsylValiis avenue, z. z. Hlwlnud, n
and mechanical dentists, ExtvactiOns under
nirOus oxide, 80 cents each tooth, and Ouly j1
centS extra TN gas, whether one or " number
u teeth arc extracted NJ the same Sitting
persons. Artificial tGrlh 81 per set Cola
Nnagd!n, ss'l white tllitgS in>ercd IN tha
IoFt mauuus Az FCrk warranted tirst Cia,S
National Republican., 1887-10-13
TIE TRUNK MunpEn.
The Prisoners Appeal wtil bs Hsard
.an1 Costs Nnmlttad.

fhh' %'N'H A'hl'b'sus
In the Supreme Court Of the UnitoI
States yesterday in tic case of Hugh Nor.
riSun Brooks against the state OF Missouri,
better known as the Preller murder case,
Chief Justice Waite announced that In view
of representations OF counsel for tho
prisoner, to the effect that he IA unable to
ray The costs OF prosecuting his ap zeal to
thls court, the case may he proceeded with
Notwithstanding the con payment Uf clerks
ltts, such fees being remitted, and that
aben both siils come to au agreement as
to the part Of the record which 1t will be
necessary TO priut the court will make such
~ order with regard 10 the expenses Of
printing as may seem necessary
National Republican., 1887-10-13
1he Meade Statue Unys Hing.

The George G. Meade Post, No 8, Department
Of the Potomac, q. A. X, having mDIeted
arrangements with the Pennsylvania railroad
iur Il rip % PGllndelphia on the occasion OF
the nnveilmg Of Geu M"ndu's statue, Tuesday
oct. Is, viii icave TIE sixth street sa.iDn a.
ll.O p NJ Morday, the l7'h, For IN 4mhers oil
the q A. II. the fare will be 8 for the round
iiip aud or friends and the general public the
round Tlp vii b. sl,@ Members orthe O. A. Il
tLou,d consult L. $. Flatch r, commander
National Republican., 1887-10-13
llIrntInn of Onlnnrs.

At the regular meeting of the Washington
Mltr0Sccpical Society, he'd Tuesday evening,
Oct, II, 1857, the following officers were elected:
J r G. Z, Caliwcil, president; Dr. S. |. K u
rH GG. vic. president, Dr. j, N Lauib c0'r.-
,t,i ding secretary; DR. G. A. BallhGk, record.
i'VE,crrtRry, aud hr. f. 4. Chapman, treas
IItf,
National Republican., 1887-10-13

This growing lodge of Good Templars had
an unusually large meeting in Wonn's Hall
last evening, initiated one new member,
elected Brother Mace Chief Templar, and,
sfter transaction Of regular business, ad-
iUGrned to pay visit to Columbia Lodge.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
AMIISF NJ ENTS.
rnE NATIONAL nrKnA COMPANY.

THR NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY.
MFR. Henry s. Berser. representing tn, Nj
tioral Opera Company, has closed nrgoti4 i4tipn
with Manager Rapey which resulted In max
ing the New National Therter the homo of ma
tional opera in Washington Tns his be i
done in all the large cities iu the country. an
absolutely necessary, as the managcmHn
must know the exact dimensions of the stage
20 i.iet when new opera is being prcpA %
~" s'crrry viii be - arranged astO ilt the va
iiCuS lht nttrs that will be visited
Mr.. Locke has secured an the scenery rni
costumes of The nl cnn,pany and he pro MIS-,
lniloinauces that Will eclipse any heretoior,
Rhln.
The sole control Of all the Wagner operas in
Figlish in the United States, and also ol
'h.lo' aud THE Queen Of shebi" Is vested
In MIR. Locke.
The season. M to May 2fn IS booked
tnllo, the company opening mere on Monday,
Feb. % ana staying six nights.
AIBAUgns GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The tue lreritUr Miss NJ ,ui1 BInkis repra.
scriation OF "Joau Ut Are is beginning w De
Hppr,, iutet aud lary,r audiences have tesu.
ned in unmpn,urcd terms to her ggnluS. the
artist teinp called before the curtain three or
-four tm's each ev' ming.
Next week pretty Kate CNteton. after an
rnt in cray Patch" Tue pis6o is said to
have been practically rewritten and Is better
nd0ptci tran ever to the yiydciOus and charm
Y
NEw NATIONAL rHFATER.
Tho Carleton Opcra Company has given
Three adm irNble perfOrmanc Of "NauDu" to
GOO houses, and tonight "rne Merry War"
viii take its place, continuing to IN IrrOw aud
saturday evenings, The saturday matinee being
devoted io 'NanOn"
Next week Mr.. Frederick Wlrd,, the favor
itc IHgcGiGn. will appear, and a hearty well
come viii doubtless b. extended to him by his
mnns friends resident here.
ItARnis's EiioU THEATER.
"Ihc Old Oskcn BuokcL" has been played tn
cTuvcCd houses this week, and tO.ngnt tho
hill viii br changed to without n Home"
~ CompHry is doing tCmiTkahiy good vNrk
ufl their successes will doubtless be rSp,atej
ttuoughOut the week.
Next week PASSIONS Slave" will be the at-
n Mon. The scenic effects and mechanical
aiiaiEcm6nts OF this turing play are SAID to
hc cNIa"tdinarily good, white the company is
ui uDdOUbitd merit.
RERNAS's THEATER.
Zig houses have greeted Tony Pastors great
combination, md there ~ no reason for be-
,it wing ihht the entire weeks business will not
~ INN eHsc.
Next wc,k Reilly & Woods big show will be
the attrncton Some OF the highest salnried
performers III the country are in this company,
ard the public viii have another treat.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
Gone Into R.t,r.msot

FrOnk NJ. Brown in May last lifted a
gold watch from the pocket of Jas, 7.
Hcusley while The latter was sitting in one
Of The public parks. lie was convicted in
he criminal court Yesterday of larceny
from the person, aud Justice Cox retired
him In the Albany penltentilry for two
NClfs.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
arr NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.
rraer,ss of the Republican OrgauiGn
tion In THE District.

OFEHnish
tlon In THE District,
The committee appointed at recent
meeting OF leading Republicans a. the Ar
lirgtOn to frame constitution aud by
laws for the new organization has com.
pletcd its labors. The name TO bo gwen
tie club, 1t is understood, Is to be "rhs Ma.
tioiul Union League" aud the constitution
Is almost similar to the Uni1n League VI
New York. TIE fee Of admission TO mem.
ttiship will be decided ut the next meet.
ing and a handsome club house has been
promised IN the ueghbDrEood Ot thc Ar.
lirgton Hotel a prominent cti2on In
b'gh socisl life will he offered the rrts-
d,ncy Of the league aud It is believed tlmt
he viii accept Applications Tor ulemotr-
strip are pointing in rapidly from we'll.
known residents. auh there IS every pros.
ptct that the league viii start Uu6 w,Jl u
u eibciebip respected for It's social s'lni-
Ing aud honored for tue iDllu .nce IL will
tSeit. The Organization viii he well
backed Ivy wealth, and from the talk herd
about the club house aud It's litting tIp there
Is Every assurance that moneyed mgn are
interested in 1t.
National Republican., 1887-10-13

'r,our complaint Is want Of tpnottc, try
i.l b ryrl,s OF Aun0-turl Jtittsrs hlif
un lour h,ivIo uiugCr, Hswlre Dr coIglorieit4.
FfE uur RrD. a. or ifugs.ai fr Jhn gtuIlUe
uUic.t. manufactured hy br. j. q. D, stcgert L
Cons.
National Republican., 1887-10-13

ALpEHNEY DAEl WAGYNs ~ FIusu h.duI"
uty Buuef rligmgi every u0rWpg aud dclv-
NED ~ a ruuud '%Hru' prlnis, ~ % cauts per
p.uud hl,a CItgEe gGtasa, cGnts ner bGl;
Nuilrrmlik, . cv''' uri gnGri svf e"s,i W'k
~ c6rtF rCF guHU.
National Republican., 1887-10-13

= CEASE to lament for thou canst not help,
and study helps for that which thOl Ia.
mentst;"
If II Is thy cold tske Dr. Bulls Cough syruo.
National Republican., 1887-10-13
ItnhharIcs iiannrteh.

lin following r0nbeEies nave Oeeu reported:
tide lpyCsTcrors the larceny OF 81 worth of
0lss, poocs; Vm Wausm,l reports the l,rcony
90 III N'rih u CBTp"l! - V, Fields repJrts the
tHrit uI black cost worth tS.
National Republican., 1887-10-13

UEHkELEg, u pore rye winsEy, thU Lsat on
lhn market for the price, "a per Gallon, n .
puall, and 81 cynts a piHt, 21 cOl,f ~ ND.s
OIitla, fhNru. Sit alr0Oi uur'h VtUi,
National Republican., 1887-10-13
George W. salter Lodge

r, HARRIS & Co., eth ST.. import al their dia,
monCs, hence low prices
National Republican., 1887-10-13
New Gloves!
ttNkthtNt

Suedo, Pique Kid and Chsv-
erette, with six strand emoroid-
cry.
Cheveretto and Cape, with
spear points.
All tho latest novelties ia ing
lish and Frepch Glove Wear
Ladies Riding aud Driving
Gloves and Gauntlets.
Black Fique Kid, embroidered;
Back, White end Pearl Kid, em-
broidered IN black and self.
Csmel's Hair, Angora, CASH
mere. and Hand Knit Wool
Gloves.
A. lot OF Ladies Black and Col.
orod Cashmere Gloves which
formerly sold for SO aud 90
cents per pair, now 25 cents